Last December 17 to 19, 2020, Negros Maritime College Foundation Inc. was inspected by the SOCOTEC Certification International for the continuity implementation of the Institution Quality Management system for the standard ISO 9001:2015 Recertification. It is the first virtual inspection of the institution since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The virtual inspection was conducted for three(…)
The Incessant rise of COVID 19 has held hostage the government economies, educational institutions and even families…. not even the health institution is spared. With all these, the national government extended the implementation of the community quarantine indefinitely. This crisis has brought the education sector together and made a paradigm shift to continue the delivery(…)
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, Negros Maritime College Foundation Inc. opened its first academic year since the unprecedented health crisis began, with hope to add more enrollees despite the current situation. Academic year 2020-21 was opened with a simple orientation via Zoom being seen by first year students and transferees, with the(…)
Negros Maritime College Foundation Inc. has recently opened its new campus at Magatas, Sibulan and it is expected for a full opening of its facilities soon once face-to-face classes return. The new campus will replace the old campus at Airport Area, Sibulan, which is the campus’ first and longtime home since the late Capt. Edith(…)
Last August 7, 2020 with the theme “Preparing a better and larger scope of maritime education to the world”, NMCFI celebrates its founding anniversary ONLINE. Indeed, a significant year for Negros Maritime College Foundation, Inc. So many challenges that besets but doing its best to carry on the legacy of quality education and service provided(…)
The Negros Maritime College Foundation Inc. has released the first partial cash subsidies to 65 Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) grantees amidst the COVID-19 pandemic under the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and the Unified Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education (UNIFAST) scholarship. The distribution was given by batch from June 26 until July 5, 2020.(…)
NMCFI celebrates 23rd Founder’s Anniversary Negros Maritime College Foundation, Inc. celebrated its 23rd Founder’s Anniversary last Aug. 4-7, 2017 with the theme “Committed to achieving excellence towards world-class Maritime Education and Training.” The Founder’s Day celebration was highlighted by Donning of Shoulder Board to cadets and cadettes of the college. These are composed of new enrollees of the Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation (BSMT), Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering (BSMarE) and, Grade 11 Students of Senior High School held on Aug. 7, 2017 at Bethel Guest House, Dumaguete City. The parents and guardians of the cadets and cadettes laid the shoulder boards to their sons and daughters on said occasion. Chief Engr. Rodolfo Q. De Guzman, the Dean of NMCFI Maritime Education challenged the newly installed cadets and cadettes. “Instill in your minds that every time you will get out from the premises of our school, you are bringing with you NMCFI”, de Guzman said. “You are bringing with you the core values and standards of our school as we hone your knowledge, skills and not leaving behind your attitudes. Therefore, we are expecting the best in you.” He added, that as what was started by the then NMCFI President, Capt. Edith A. Vera, PCGA, her legacy must be continued by the present and in the coming generations. Meanwhile, 1997 NMCFI Alumnus, Chief Engr. Junar Tuvalles gave his inspirational message as well. He shared about his rich experiences when he was still a student of(…)
NMCFI gives food packs to NOPH pedia As part of the 23rd Founder’s Celebration, Negros Maritime College Foundation, Inc. distributed packed lunch to the patients and watchers of the Pedia Department of Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital, Dumaguete City last Aug. 1, 2017. Dr. Zeth dela-Cruz Fopalan spearheaded the gift giving along with the faculty and staff of the College. Cadets and cadettes were also involved in the distribution to let them value the essence of sharing. Faculty, students and staff were divided in groups in handing in food packs in all rooms of the pedia department of said hospital.
A Feature Story: Maraming Salamat Po, Marawi Kid (Thank You, Marawi Kid) With what we see with Capt. Edith A. Vera, this legacy continues Booooom!!! With the deafening sounds of the guns and bombs, roaring helicopters and other high powered armors in Marawi, some of the dwellers took refuge to Dumaguete City, “The City of Gentle People”. The shouting, screaming for help, and shivering knees of helpless kids tried to escape from the ruthless, yet still Filipino brothers of ours. Their parents made an escape. They looked for a refuge to a place that even for a moment, they would feel safe, far away from the fighting Marawi to different areas in the Philippines as their temporary abode until the war has ended, only some chose Dumaguete as their temporary place while the war was still ongoing. With a heart to share, comes in the Negros Maritime College Foundation, Incorporated. It is from the footsteps of our dear Founder, Capt. Edith C. Vera, Philippine Coastguard Auxiliary, of which the legacy, the leaders of today’s NMCFI continues. As she started good deeds, to touch lives… to comfort emotions… to wipe off tears… to fill in empty stomach… to dress up the helpless…to give smile in the face. That’s what we want to follow. She is our forever mother, our friend, our confidant, our model, our leader. As Captain Vera started, then here we are, we followed her footsteps. ‘Twas a sunny morning of August 1, 2017, the NMCFI family, the administration, faculty, staff, and cadets and cadettes alike, gathered and grouped by cluster, thus each one could experience in personally giving gifts of the day’s adopted Christian and Muslim Marawi war victims, consisting of youth and kids. More than 50 packs of goodies, balloons, food packs, school supplies, books, and clothes were given to children of Marawi siege. A simple smile was an expression of saying, “Maraming Salamat Po”. From the war-zone area in Marawi City, some of the school children took refuge and studied at the child-friendly West City Elementary School, located at Cervantes St., Dumaguete City. Patient teachers of different levels served as their counselors to let them feel of their security in our very own Dumaguete City. For a day’s sharing of time and blessings, the essence of our 23rd Founder’s Anniversary became worth memorable, enriching, and touching. Hats off to everyone.
